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Bernanke holds the line on Fed monetary policy
But Federal Reserve signals it could start winding down bond purchases later this year

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Bernanke sends stocks, bonds skittering
Amid mildly positive economic news, Fed notice that it may start withdrawing monetary stimulus this year chills investors

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3 football players charged in Naval Academy rape case
U.S. Navy athletes are accused of sexually assaulting a female midshipmen while she was blacked out

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Naval Academy student speaks out on alleged rape
20-year-old student who is still in school admits she was drinking heavily the night of the incident, but says that does not change the facts

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FBI director acknowledges domestic drone use
CBS News has learned that the FBI has used small model airplane-sized surveillance drones on 10 or 12 occasions

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FBI Director: Surveillance "has been instrumental" in stopping terror threats
FBI Director Robert Mueller says NSA surveillance programs have contributed to - or been instrumental in - the stopping of terrorist threats

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Miller: Terror plots would have been executed, if not for NSA surveillance
CBS News senior correspondent John Miller discusses thwarted terror operations and the NSA's surveillance program

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Ex-Playmate pleads guilty in immigrant smuggling case
Colleen Shannon has admitted helping her Canadian boyfriend after he illegally entered the U.S. in northern N.Y. last summer

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Obama and Berlin: Faded echoes meet new realities
The president had a lot to live up to in his speech at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin

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Obama: Seek "security of a world without nuclear weapons"
President Obama announces new summit in 2016 to help secure nuclear materials worldwide, will push Senate to ratify comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty

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Obama defends "narrow" surveillance programs
In Berlin, the president also avoided specifics when asked about U.S. military support for Syrian rebels

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Watch: Rare twin birth for gorilla in Dutch zoo
A mother gorilla gave birth to twins in the Dutch Burgers' Zoo, a rare occurrence among gorillas - especially for those in captivity

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Rare twin gorillas born in Dutch zoo
Zookeepers were shocked when 20-year-old mother gorilla give birth to two baby apes, a boy and a girl

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John Paul II a step closer to sainthood
A Vatican commission has approved a miracle attributed to John Paul II's intercession

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Serena Williams sorry for "what I supposedly said" on rape
Steubenville rape comments in Rolling Stone from top-ranked tennis star lead to apology posted to her website

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Obesity's "disease" risk no secret despite new classification
Rising obesity rates have been linked to increases in diabetes, heart disease, cancers

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50th Paris Air Show
New aviation technology, from tiny drones to military jets, on display in France

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FBI: No sign of Jimmy Hoffa's body in Detroit suburb
Bureau calls off search in Michigan field just a few hours after digging resumed on third day

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Airborne laser reveals hidden city in Cambodia
Airborne laser technology has uncovered a network of roadways and canals, illustrating a bustling ancient city linking Cambodia's famed Angkor Wat temple complex

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Celebration and devotion in India
Observant Hindus gather to mark religious holidays this month

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Palace sheds some light on Kate's baby plans
Royal officials have released some of the couple's plans as the duchess' due date nears, including how the birth will be announced

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James Franco blasts "Spider-Man" reboot
The actor who formerly played Harry Osborn in the Sam Raimi films questions why a reboot was made so soon

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Paula Deen says she used slur but doesn't tolerate hate
The celebrity chef admitted to using "the N-word" and telling racist jokes in the past, but says she "does not condone" racial epithets

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Nelson Mandela's health: Is it time to let go?
Some question whether anti-apartheid leader being kept alive with extreme measures to maintain political stability

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CDC: HPV vaccine reduced disease rates in teen girls 56%
Only 35% of girls receive full dose of HPV vaccine, which can provide 82% protection from the most dangerous strains

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TWA Flight 800 gets another look 17 years later
Former NTSB investigators claim in new documentary that findings of tragic flight were "falsified"

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"Goo" from naked mole rat may protect against cancer
Naked mole rats, known for their looks, don't develop cancer and outlive other rodents

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Oklahoma tornado recovery grinds on amid grim scenes
Death toll revised down to 24 but likely to rise as rescuers sift through area savaged by mammoth twister; at least 9 kids killed

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Tornado aftermath: "It's raining pieces of houses"
Firsthand accounts of the moments the tornado struck paint a terrifying picture - an aftermath far worse than many could have imagined. Norah O'Donnell reports.

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School children among casualties
Two elementary schools -- Briarwood Elementary and Plaza Towers Elementary -- were also hit by the tornado that leveled residential areas in Moore, Okla. "CBS This Morning" co-host Norah O'Donnell reports several children died as a result of the storm.

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Sights and sounds of disaster, rescue
"CBS This Morning" takes a look back at some of the signs and sounds of the disaster in Moore, Okla.

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Photos: Children rescued from school
The search for children continues at two elementary schools in Moore, Okla., after a devastating tornado that destroyed much of the area

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Microsoft unveils Xbox One
Microsoft announced its highly anticipated next-generation video game console

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Strong Aggie contingent competing at USATF Championships
Three members of the Texas A&M men's national championship team and five members of the Aggie women's NCAA runner-up squad will compete in the USATF Championships. In all there will be 19 athletes with ties to the Texas A&M program competing.

Two Aggies Earn ABCA All-Midwest Region Accolades
Daniel Mengden and Mikey Reynolds earned All-Midwest Region honors as named by the American Baseball Coaches Association.

Summer Series - Malcome Kennedy: No Choice
As Malcome Kennedy enters the 2013 season, he has "no choice but to be" a breakout player on the Texas A&M football team. Kennedy's strong closing stretch in 2012 means that label has been placed firmly on him.

Ten Aggies Receive Preseason All-SEC Mention
Ten Aggies earned spots on the prestigious squad with 2012 Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel taking first-team quarterback honors and 2012 Football Writers Association All-America Jake Matthews being named first-team offensive tackle.

The Bowerman semifinalist include A&M's Wayne Davis II & Sam Humphreys
Texas A&M national champions Wayne Davis II and Sam Humphreys were both among the list of 10 athletes named as semifinalists for The Bowerman award by the USTFCCCA on Monday.